Estonia stated that it did not allow Ukraine to use its airspace for UAVs.
Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal called a meeting of the government's security cabinet yesterday to receive information about the incidents that occurred during nighttime drone attacks, ERR reported.
Estonia has not given permission to any foreign country to use our airspace for UAVs. Today, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs once again conveyed these messages to the Ukrainian ambassador in Estonia. "We also informed our NATO allies about what happened," Michal said.
During the UAV attacks on Ost-Luga, a large number of UAVs were near the borders of Estonia. Some also entered Estonian airspace for a short time.
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